LABOR BULLETIN

By Sheri Williams Members of SEIU 1000, the state’s largest public employees union, gathered at the Capitol in March to

By Sheri Williams Starbucks workers in Sacramento and across the nation are continuing their fight to form a union. In

By Sheri Williams The California Labor Federation is fighting for a new law that would protect workers from being retaliated

By Sheri Williams Two Sacramento lawmakers were among those given top honors by the Labor Federation for their dedication to

By Sheri Williams After successfully passing a law last year that was set to raise wages for fast food workers

By Sheri Williams The Department of Homeland Security recently announced new protections for migrant workers who are victims of workplace

By Sheri Williams Academic workers with the United Auto Workers at the University of California won a new labor agreement

By Sheri Williams California Governor Gavin Newsom was sworn into office for a second term in early January, with labor

By Sheri Williams Student workers across the University of California system went on strike on November 14 to fight for

By Sheri Williams Though the pandemic continued to put workers at risk in 2022, union members fought for and won

By Sheri Williams After a ten-week strike at Kaiser facilities throughout northern California, union health care workers have won a